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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

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laa.eatsfs
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iftasCcnf of Ii,t lsiiufs
paIlis bindtcrs Auo terTlh,e asit si lf alili..si
eses. 80 lao lhal shs had i,l atta "a sch 49, bsi
three Nectt nj h~i .if-
E~v. D. ~ s4nsr. cedar Hartos. L.
Cured az dam eroaf stomach lf149it sic "a
t'a los q. voice
Rev. Osorx- Eektsrs Cedar 4 .pia..
cnie1 o. terrible osspepla 90 iruris afs
scars durat an
Hon. a. 4. Rscbmon8. tsdRr Rspsas. -
Cured Of Ibeumsism aud peftili ~ a4if.ir
BIZ and Mr.. acrssftArd, Csasr B~p'.. a.
Their daughter c.fed % com9.e-t iisisis sis 20
one rice
Mrs Narcis Nottingham, c"lzs slassia..i~-i
on cTu,clcs s.se scsn ce lt oi rarl p ALA
Cured
Jnezs y. ". Ereesway. oacors a..
CDred 81 esra Fis sfio sircfaia
Mrs -. NJ. fsFacksay. asars-a
Aenfals!a AID Serious Weakness
Brs. =. f. He~hIsy, wsseris,-., a
ot. ih.H-laii tn a tit yesf) . - -
long sisudipg tnai lie mad hcro it rcarfr tHn-
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carried iut enloe trt f.ed istce ear as8atl
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n
ieni,'e oastiga l,l vii3 % a.. n az nat
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splnai lrD.be, suo-f il ru' nlo1ta al nas.sOf'ls
ircstment Sos ae
As. Is. Hs,i.y. Bsiie i'is snsis, f'.e.si-isr =
Bu'lcy House
cslsci q palirnnni sorc .cg ai sfs., asrsl o..
I'd u had l'o. of sl... go ne .e-i or .fNtu
ycsf, f0g. Hatd hlHt.r a. a. dlHrt f1ffr.4.-
mPsi thst did 20 sooi asfa,iic inafmcut
cur,d rim IN nffif.
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M .isrc y. Toll. Postmaster q. sltn'ou. lf.s
tore'i o dyspeIe'a sud ekutmt isvffv-s Fos-
traiioa.
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11cte; Agent
Cured OF Serious hear, di~svs siso slstaiag
kinney trOit.cs
John DewHs, Ysr.hslitopn.
HI iorf ca old rrtnfchid cureG - If~s ffs
OF one iss cau "a D. en- jpfy HrssF Hal snse
thai he woic a. seen az iny or.cc
viii .how ., ny oslos 1, 81, ors SCI rea,d.
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.! cyURe 10 exyecf e s in i,t ld.isol li p,
cure aa'ope isi .,sse fssirsnr.i.' - if!,, ptf1i
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amounts 90 aryft.s .f.u ana i.ei,srfd sn .se~r
the ~ ~ efzsll f.si4a- more 3har hft ~. IA
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with s,l cs''ers a. q shs' - asf E" -'e tc1 o.
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Remember that the Men ard W.
men whose testimony Offer ere jUst
as honest as though shty lived IN
Grand Rapids anu you nz3 kncwn
them tor a life time. . iwc-cent
stamp ard few lines OF inquiry will
bring an answer from every one.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

" ANTED-GoOD BUsINB.s MAN FAMILIAR
W with Office work aud 500 IN cash Rare OPP
portunity. Also god advertising solicitor. C.,
Box 9, Telegram Herald Office. 52ttt
IF you REALLY WANT To GET A BUILD
/ ing lot cheap. call on and we will put you
on 20 the snap. Rcon 3. Pierce BLOCK. 327
yVANTF D-PARTNER, BUSINESS PAYS 20O
W per cent. Room 10. 50 y. lonia ST. SO
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For Saie--uiseefIaneous.

TOR SAFE --hf>ttftQNrOUS.
~ I OK sALE OF MANHATTAN HOUSE,
n iuruiture In progps Galy tom ~ =. In. until
10 r. M. Rare bargains Muss te sold. S-itf
LoR sALE-yERY cHEAP-HORsE. BUGGY
L and harness horse years old Jo-eph Nj.
Ter - Broadway %
NOR sALE- STORE SnELVEs a COUNTERS.
Il IN good condition. Enquire al ~ Nj Yer
nOn-st. $50
EOR SAIE-GOOD HACK CHEAP OK WILL
L exchange ior other property. Rust. Edwards
& Co. Niddieomb building ely S0d
no STEAM t.Eks~ HAVE 100 CORDS
| mired heralock AID hardg wood sisbs. Which
will deliver o. b brand Rapids al tl.75 per
cord. T. I. COok TJ.ntain-st. 2sOtf
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

yUANTED-TEN GOOD DINING ROOM GIRLS
W at once. good wages Ladies Parlor, room
4 Pierce block g2s
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23
WILL OFFER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
To be applied 30 srY public charity. II
u can be shown that any efeFence
or testimony offered is not
wholly and perfectly true
In every particular.
~ Ard Further Hfil onsr
fk0rkER FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS

II a can be shoica TINT any name at
toched 10 any esf.ai0Ag or as a ref.
ert:ace is not that 81 da honest, rep.
utoble, treil kHotca ond respected res
adeBf Of the community ia srhtch Il IS
claimed that he or she) resides
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

yVANTED-THREE LADY CANVASSERS FOR
w this city. Best Holiday book extsnL r. ID.
Farrell, 46 Cana 81, upstairs, Grand Rapids, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

! DESIRE TO IMPRESS UPoS the
people OF this city that / am here ss an
honorable man. want the sick 10 feel
and know that | have been successful in
the past 20 q remarkable degree and that
my greatest hope for the future j. that
may be equally a. successful. DO 40. dis
pnte the claims ! make and the claims
made for me by thousands OF former
patients who are glad because proved
such claims 10 be good aud true
Accept as true tie truthful statements Of
The many who have suffered
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23
For Rent--HOasseS.

NOR REST-A GOOD HOUSE HALF BLOCK
L froBl Coitaye Ereet railroad. Geo. A. Field,
No I59 East Bridge-st 325
NOR RENT-TWO SUITS OF SEVEN ROOMS
II both in new residence block, corner of Court
and Allen-sts., with all convenience, including
the patent Aldine heating CRATE. Also store In
good location fitted no for a meat market. rent
low. Also house OF three rooms. one of four
rooms aud one of seven rooms, all the above
within five minutes walk OF Tower Clock. In
quire of Il. w. Barnard, 30 Allen-st corner OF NJ.
Nernor4t 3f9
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23
Gonnrrl GonnIrl GonnLr,

Fair prices for pure goods at Peckss IN a
Store
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JUANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
w eral homework, swedish girl preferred
Apply ISL College ave 3i7tf
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Help WQnted--Mdte.


yVANTED-IMMEDfATE GOOD HAIR
W ness maker who understands all kinds of
Vork. Call or address Frank Kinds, 90 Pine-st.
Muskegon, Mich.
yNANTED-EvERY NAN OUT OF WORK
W can find good jobs by calling ~ Room 3
Pierce block. S2l
yUANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH PLENTY
w OF experience in the clothing business aud n
frstclsss salesman wants situation In Grand
Rapids Can furnish the best OF recommends
IONS and Will let work determine wages. Ad-
dtess A. NJ. C.. Derby hoe S25
WANTED = FOUR MEN. APPLY AT "a s
w Di, sion 81 at once. S25
yVANTED-A GENTLEMAN sTENOGRAPHER
W and Typewriter Address, stating wages
wanted. experience, facility and references, L. Y
" caieo Of Carrier -.
XUANTED-i EXPERIENCED BOY ABOUT
" l6 years old TO work in printing Office L.
b. Stanton q 20 s25
IkyANTED - ONE FIRST CLASS PATTERN
w maker. Apply NJ once 10 Perkins d CO..
Manufacturers Ot ShiDgle Mills K Machinery, 80
10 100 y. FIoltst. $40
WTANTED-MAN TO TAKE THE AGENCY
w OF Tour safes; size 2sx1Sx,S inches; weight
500 lbs retail price s.; other szCs in proportion.
rare chance % create permanent business at
home. These safes meet demand never before
supplied by other safe companies, we are not
governed BY the Safe Pool Alpine Safe Co.. Gin
clnnati, Ohio. feo25
yVASTED "A GOOD BLACKSMITH. APPLY
w al half way house on Cherry 81. N. W.
Gibbs 32tf
VTANTED-SIX FIRST CLASS statesmen ON
W a new article, energetic men make from
<f0.0o % 5000 per week. L. Basch, Room 4, Blod-
gett block, 10 5. Ionia e S26
u
HeID Wdnted--F Female.
UTANTED-cooK AND NURSE GIRL At %
w Madison Call afternoon eyeniQc 3l7
yyrANTED TODAY-TWO NURSE GIRLS. FIVE
w dining room girls horsekeeper and ten girls
for private families. Call address W. l. Dick
enson, 5S Monroest Sl5
yVANTED-A KITCHEN GIRL AT THE
w Michigan House. so
yVANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work az 222 Jeferson-st 3G
yVANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply at 15l Cherry-st- SH
| INANTED-GIRI.s, WE HAVE 3s GOOD OPEN
w iugs in the best families here. Wages 81 10
s. Nineteen Ia hotels both ont and in the city.
Cali a. once. Room :, Pierce block. 81
VUANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housework. Apply at 90 Washington st, 80
yyANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
| w homework, good wages. Apply at 80
| Wealthy ave. Mrs. Underwood. 81
| IUAHTED-A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER
| W shipping clerk by you z man with first
class references. K. X A, Box Z this o1ice. $50
THREE LADY CANvAssERs FOR
! w this city. Best Holiday book extent T.. ID.
Farrell, 46 Canal 81. upstairs, Grand Rapids, Mich
/ S25
| yUANTED-TEN GOOD DINING ROOM GIRLS
w at once. good wages Ladies Parlor, room
e. Pierce block sd
yUANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
| w eral houseworS, swedish girl preferred.
! Apply ISL College ave. 3i7ti
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

WHY co TWO OR TuREE MILES II THE
W country a8d pay 3 oF soc for little ~ ot
i0g when se All sel yol ons s. n froui on Bald.
viz Seyino4re add Iion between fLllo1l snd
Lake avenue and tfaisb money 70 build honse
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

WANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework, good wages. Apply at 80
Wealthy ave Mrs Underwood a
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

IVANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER
w or shipping clerk by you 1g man with FRS
class references. Z. r. A, Box 7, this Office 3S
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

VVANTED A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hOusework Apply at 90 Washington st, 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

Sask irsf fAs a. TAsss Ass 'Is.sa ts'ss.a-
isg.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23
Help Wdnted--FeHtdle.

JHTANTED-COOK AND NURSE GIRL At %
w Madison ave. Call afternoon or evening. 327
WANTED TODAY-TWO NURSE GIRLS, FIVE
w dining room girls, housekeeper and ten girls
for private families. Call or address W. L. Dick
enson, 5S McnroesI rs
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Iron n elders.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 27.-lron
Moulders' u MON, NOES, which Is COM
posed exclusively Of stove molders,
held a largely attended meeting Last
evening. The question before the
meeting was the proposed demand for
10 or 10 per cent. advance In wages
"a question submitted by the national
organic ition 10 be decided by she
votes OF the local unions throughout
the country. 1t wss argued that other
means should fist b. resorted to to
obtain the desired advance, and that
II would be- much mors Satisfactory II
The National Board could by confer.
ence with the stove manufacture I'd
bring about an smicable agreement on
the question Of wages. The PROPOSE.
ton 10 demand a 10 per cent. increase
was rejected. One reason OF THE, ss
stated by a member, was that the
union preferred to be guided to some
extent by the stove molders OF Cincin.
natl, who had taken no acton a. yet
Another reason was that the con
ditions In Chicago were not favoi able
for such demand at the present time
and that il would be unwirv under Tia,
circumstances 10 make II.
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GEORGIA..
The Glenn Hill supplanted by
Better One.

The Glenn BiII suppIanted BY
Better One.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August GA special
from Atlanta eays: In the House oil
Representatives yesterday Mr.. calvin,
from the Committee on Education, re-
ported resolutions declaring that the
CO. ed ucation Of the races Is contrary TO
the intent Of the constitution, and
that the Governor bs directed not to
draw bis warrant in favor OF the At.
lspta University for the States annual
appropriation OF $4,000 until satisiacto-
~ assurance is given that 1t shall be
applied exclusively for the education
OF colored children. Mr.. Glenn moved
that 200 copiee Of the report and reeo'
luiions be printed, which was lost
Mr.. Calvin moved the adoption OF the
resolution. The motion prevailed and
the resolution wss adopted. This
action effsctuallv brushes Mr.. Glenn
and his bill aside. Mr.. Gleun's bill
makes II penal TO educate the races to.
gether, and opens up untold sources oil
litigation. Mr.. Oalvin's action re-
moves this danger and places the
Democrats In a bs,ter position thar
they would be under the Glenn bill
The State appropriates 5000 to the
State University for the whites. Mr.
CAlvin's resolution today Ia an insist
ence on the part Of the Legislatur,
that the 5000 appropriated to the col
ored university shall be for their ne,
exclusively, and puts the white schol
srs there In an sttitude Of intruders
There is much jubilation among tn
negroes over what they regard 90 al
escape from an unpleasant politics
dilemma.
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floral was arranged to hold the baskets
E ontributed by little whiterobed
speech makers. Other features
ware Q march and drill by
the Monteagle Light Infantry; little
sermon by Mrs.. Kennedy, from the
text drawn from . handful OF grass
from the fields, and ,fually distribu-
ton Of cards and some happy speeches
by the Hon. James d. Richardson, OF
Murfreesboro, who was commissioned
TO present bias kets of flowers TO the
orchestra, Que by one, and basket OF
fruit to Mrs. Kennedy. The vast
audience of children aud grown PEG
pie defi.d the elements and had a
charming time. WEIR.
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s..,.,c. . onma,ed.

CuIcAe), Ill, August z7-A spe-
cial 10 the Times from Columbia, s
O., saye: GOV. Richardson has com.
muted the sentence OF oKey Cherry,
the twelve year old girl convicted Of
murder, and sentenced to be hanged
In September. to imprisonment. In the
penitentiary for five years. The Gov
ernor received q number OF communi
cations from the North aud Northwest
pleading for mercy for the child and
asking that he would not allow q
bloody siai1 10 be put upon South
Carolina aod the United States by the
hanging Of an infant. He made q
thorough examina,i q OF the case and
could find nothing but evidence OF
premediiated murder. The girl was
convicted OF killing two year old
white child by administering q doee
OF concentrated lye. The Governor
appealed 10 the judge who passed sen.
tenco for his recommendation. The
Judge replied that a case Of murder
had been made out, but that on &C
count of tbs tender age Of the girl be
thought che should not be hanged
bat should DO Imprisoned for term
| OF years.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-28
A LEAF FROM LONG AGO.
A Letter That Is One Hundred
Years Old Today.
4 Glimpse OF Pioneer Tennessee
Life-The shannon Fsmiiy-Or-
igin OF the Name "Nashville.

To the Editor Of tho Appeal:
SHANNON, MISS, August "a Some |
two or three years ago Col. E. g. Shan.
non, for whom our village was named,
told me he had letter that would be
q century old in this month, and that
In due time he would hand 1t to me
for perussl and also allow me to pub
lish 1t II desired. ! told him would
be delighted to see II, and II lesible
and lite contents admissible l would
try and have /. publis he'd as q curiosi-
ty, "relic Of antiquity" II for no
other reason. According to promise
be handed me the letter few days
ago, and now have 1t in my posses.
sion, several Of our citizers having
seen II and heard 1t read. IL Is very
closely written In small, rather
round, "old timey" schoolboy hand,
with q profusion Of capitals. 1t Is
almost void Of punctuation marx save
the very frequent use OF dashed, which
are 90 common with the average letter
writer Of this day and time. The ink
was black and was evidently very
superior article, for, except in or near
the folds Of the paper, the letters are
as black and as lesible as II only q few
months old instead OF century. The
paper 10 about the sizs OF ordinary
ioolscsp, and was not ruled. All OF
the letter Is written on one sheet,
which was 30 folded as to conceal all
OF the writing and make the blank part
OF the sheet serve as an envelope, on
which the superscriptlon was written.
II was folded 90 that one end OF the
fold was inserted In the other and
then sealed with red wax, 50
1t was impossible TO ssceitsin
the contents OF the letter without
breaking seal Of tearing paper. There
were no envelopes and stamps then as
We have now. IL was written by our
Col. shsnnon's grandfather to bis
oldest son, who was still living In Vir.
ginis, where the letter has been pre-
served by his descendants until few
years since, when IL was brought &c
the Mississippi branch Of the family
by q relative. According to history
brought down through this fam ly
the city OF Nashville took its nam,
somewhat in this wise: Il man by
the name Of Nash, who was anon,
tue first white O. ttlers along The Gum
berland river, was killed by the Ia
dams on q prominent hill, probably
where the Capitol or Methodist Pub
fishing House now stand, and IL belnJ
surrounded by the Cumberand Val
ley (vaie) the white sei,lers called I
!, Nashville, In commemoration Of tn
foregoing, which q, least explains th,
mode Of spelling II Ia the letter. Al
, OF the country lying west OF the ALE
ghesy mountains WIS then calle'
Cumberland The letter will be 10
, years old next Sunday, August 1851
! and eend II In time with the hop
that II will appear II the APPEAL G
that date. / give II verbatim, lisera
|, Tim OF punctuatim, or as nearly so a
modern printing, ETC., will allow
Some of bis letters are made after oil
= English style, the small "s," for IL
stance, extending above and belo'
{; the line like ourJs. The capitals, Il
!, tie main, are like those ustd in thi
day and time.
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"ROBORO."
Five Thousand Cases Cured without
Failure In q Single Instance.

A remedy for 6hiILS and FEvER, II
contains no Quinine or mineral Of any kind,
but 10 composed Of harmless horbsi and 10 .
perfect blood purifier: II can "a, DO samini;;
not pursatiys, but 4 an excellent apetiser.
inviroratss, braces and builds up tho system
from the beginning, Not ono person In .
thousand has Q single Chill after commend
ps .n me- ,. R.s0.s Bo g.. up s o gs' SS'
viii not forward 70 any address less than two
bottles; and will guarantees that, u diree-
tions are followed, two bottles will promptly
cure any case Of Chills and Fever. Only one
bottle Il necessary for persons from eight y
several children under eight years Of age.
LyncSbups. Va" Nov. o. 1895 -Mes,rs.
Lewis 4 Ben netti -Four Of my children. be-
.ssn The ,s ., no, q SroS. s and and n al G
had chi IL and fever for several months, dur
ins which time the usual remedy, Quinine'
vas administered without beneficial results.
After hearing OF the wonderful cures secom-
y ySuI nv, S, snS 70, ono o
tho siI ever had q single chill after com
mencins Its use. regard II, without excep-
ton, the very best chill and lover ,remed,
that know anything Of. Rs'pscesallyt
Of III. arm Of Heard 4 As,s. ToSscconi,,..
GIeniand, Pittsylvania county, Vs., oc,o'
Der 20, lss6-Messr,. Levi, 4 Bennett
Nine OF my children had ehills and fever a
the same time. The usual remedy, quinino
was administered without benefit. All o.
tnem wers promptly. and esoeiasiiy cured b
| The use Of "Roboro" alono. Not one Of tn,
nlns had chill alter cO PSSs t r. use
Norwood, Nelson county. Va, Qctobs
| Is, 1ss8.-Messfs. Lewis A BENEFITS Bevera
\ Of my friends and / had severe cases o
chllls and fever. We dispensed with IN
"Roboro.D which resulted In q thorousl
euro In ssch case. You will obligc By for
ssrdlps me case Of twenty four d sS,.is'
a. 10 our reliability and responsibility vi
refer By permission 70 the following substan
ual business men Of LynchburF, .wheTe bot
| OF the manu- acturerp Of "Hoboro" hay
resided for tho last twelve ysarsI N. y
Manson, Jr., Mayor Of Lynehbudgi J. y
Iyey, cashier Peoples National Banks Al
len W. Talley, cashier First National Bank
| Chas. W, Price, Commissioned Revenue
John 7. Edwards. president Tobacco Ass'
n You cannot procure "Roboro" o. yor
druggists, remit NJ ESQ and We will To-
vsra too ettIss N your nearest depot
LEwIB a BENNETT,
nanufacturers. LynohburG. Va
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q. A. X. VOTES.
The s.jori;y Favor she Dependent
Pension Bill.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, August 27-John
H. Thatcher, OF this city, Assistant
Adjutant g ,neral OF the Grand Amy
oil the State, has received returns from
iorty.six OF the sixty.seven Grand
Army posts In Connecticut, giving the
vote In each organization concerning
the new pension bill which Is advo.
cited by the National Z pcampment,
being practically identical with the
bill that was vetoed by President
Cleveland last spring. 0nly one poet
n. A. Tainter, Of Colchester
agsins. the proposed bill. In that
pos. the vote stood 8 to Is. Including
the Is adverse votes In the Colchester
post, the total vote In opposition In
the forty six posts 10 43. there being
25 negative votes recorded In forty.6ye
posts. Tnir,y.slx posts have voted
unanimously 10 favor OF the measure.
Among the number are Nathaniel
Lyon and Robert o Tyler posts, Of
Hartford; Admiral Foote. Henry O.
Mervin and General Won Sieinwehr,
OF New Haven; Elias Howe IT,, OF
Bridgeport; Ssdgwiek, OF Norwich !;
Merriam, Of MeIiden; Wsdhams, Of
Water bury; Stanley, OF New Britain,
and Buckingham post, Of Norwalk.
Mansfield poei, Of Mddle,own, has
not reported. f d. Pickett past, Of
Ridgeheld, OF viii h Gov. Lount-
bury is q member. also Voted unani.
m ously for the bill. advised by the
National Department. The pos's
which have not voted are, with the
exception OF tho Mansfield post, In the
country towns. 1t lie calculated that
there are 10000 veteran soldiers ilvlne
Ia the Stats. OF thu number 1000
are Numbers OF Grsnd Army plsts.
The State Department placed itsef on
record In February as iavoring the
pension act vetoed by Pfesider
Cleyelaud. 40 far as orgauiz ID action
can be taken, the veterans Of the Stat,
will be on the side OF the new pensior
meAsurea.
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A MINISTER'S CRIME.
He fs Arrested, Charged with Lar
ceDy and Adultery.

coDy Huu AOuitcEJs
NEW York, August 27.-Inspector
Byrne's detectives, on cable message
from Europe, met the steamship Adri-
attic today upon her arrival and arrest
ed q man and woman charged with
adultery and larceny. The prisoners are
the Rev. David Seymour, Of the Meth
odlst Episcopal Church at Janesville,
wasecre county, Mimi, and Mrs.
Fanny Henry, wife Of the editor Of the
Janesville Argus. The couple eloped
on August lst- ssym our took 500 In
church funds and, with the woman
came to this city. They were pursued
by Henry and his brother.in.law. The
clipping couple sailed for Europe, and
doubled on their trail by comisg back
to New York. Henry had crossed the
Atlantic also. Finding the trail dou-
bled, he cabled back to Inspector
Byrne, who arrested the clippers this
morning. In the Police Court both
we're he'd to await the arrival OF Henry
by the mex steamer. The erring couple
were four days in Liverpool before
they learned that the irate husband
was close upon their heels. They at
once took the fret steamer back for
this city. The husband, upon hearing
This, at once telegtaphed to Inspector
Byrne and the authorities OF Miane-
sofa aAking that the pair be intercept.
cd. The minister was charged with
larceny and adultery. The detective
who made the arrest found the runa
ways In the steersge. He held on Il
the dominic, but let Mrs. Henry &c
her way. Seymour returned on the
Adriatlc, Of the White Star line, under
the name of Francis Coverdsle. Wher
approached by the detective be denied
that be was the man the detectiv'
wanted. Seymour left q wifs and fiv'
small children, aud Mrs. Henry de
serted her husband and two children
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-28
Pinkerton Suit.

CHICAGO, Ill, Auguat ia local
paper says: Matthew W. Pinkerton
instituted suit yesterday In the Cir
cult court against VIM. A. Pibkerton,
Of Pinkertons National Detective
Agency, to recover $4,000 damages
for alleged libel. The suit is brought
on occount Of an article In q Chicago
paper on the 18th instant, In which
"Billy" Pinkerton expressed to q TO
porter bis opinion OF his rival. There
are already two or three similar cults
pending between the parties, some q
which may be heard Der, month.